Attorney General Ford Rules Soleo Is Now Illicit Gambling
Helena March 10. Attorney General Ford issues view that paying for a billiard or pool game may violate the gambling law if the loser pays. Opinion questions whether soleo played for money falls under the law after a legislative change. Local lawyers call it a close issue likely to reach the supreme court if tested.
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Helena
Charley Searles
Mineral ‘County
Soleo
Montana
Jin
Solo
Searles
Sole
Supreme Court
Owever
Ford
Atténey Berg
Stillwater County
Fora
Stillwater
prIty
Rainey
District Court Ordered to Proceed in Commissioner Case
Madison County Commissioner Bert G Paige faced charges of illegal fee collection totaling 249 dollars for visiting road crews and related expenses. The state sought mandamus after the district court dismissed. the supreme court reinstated the proceeding and ruled fees include per diem and expenses, may be charged by a layman, and that mandamus lies to compel trial when a court errs on a preliminary legal question.
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Bert G. Paige
Madison County
District Court
State Supreme Court
Holloway
Supreme Court
Trainload Orders Signal Busy Reo Trade Across Cities
L H Fawkes of Minneapolis presses for a trainload shipment to Florida for six weeks, while dealers from Hastings to Harrisburg, Wichita, and Oklahoma City push for expanded carload or trainload deliveries. The dialogue highlights rising demand and saturation questions as January shipments roll in.
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Bob
L. H. Fawkes
Reo
Minneapolis
Reos
Hasting
Nebraska
Omaha
Arthur Jones
Hastings
Arthur
Fawkes
Jones
Harrisburg
Hartford
Conn
Russell P. Taber
Taber
Wichita
Kansas
Stapleton
Oklahoma City
Granville Stuart to Chronicle Montana History
Missoula reports the Montana Legislature funds Granville Stuart to compile a state history with $3,000 yearly for two years. Stuart, a longtime pioneer since 1857, will use his vast letter records and personal papers, aided by a corps of assistants, to preserve Montana’s early days.
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Missoula
Mar
Montana
Granville Stuart
Stuart
Washington
Butte
Montana pioneer records keeper recounts vigilante era and gold strikes
The article highlights Mr. Stuart, keeper of early Montana letters and documents, whose collection includes the first Montana Post and insights into vigilante history. It notes his chronological records plus personal experiences with notable events and figures from Alder Gulch mining to the vigilante era. The piece also mentions W. R. Bray and Centennial valley stockmen investing in Black Hole Angus cattle, with recent steers selling at $85 each.
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Montana
Montana Post
Stuart
Virginia City
Helena
Alder Gulch
W. R. Bray
Bray Bros
Centennial Valley
Mr. Bray
Sheridan Forum
Carl Anderson Livery Company Expands with New Machines
Carl Anderson Livery Company offers automobiles and horse livery with new machines and experienced drivers to handle modern and traditional transport needs.
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Carl Anderson Livery Company
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Harrisburg, Pa
CRC
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Ben Pin
PAU
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Dillon
Sieziess
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Anca Ted Vedua
Senea
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Dillon Horse Sales CO
Geo, Ditty
Weyman-Bruton Company
Broadway
New York City
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